Lyrics provided by http://www.1songlyrics.com/ ---Closed Hand, Full of Friends--- --Foy Vance-- The scenery's changing and it warms my soul I'm 200 miles down and a long way yet to go So get your boots on and your walking cool And we'll together leave our footprints upon a virgin snow That ancient sunrise will soon descend And we'll be left here pondering on the things which you cannot change So let's start over with no means to an end Just in love and out of hope and a closed hand, full of friendsYeah, well, livin' was alright but I was dead in the water Couldn't see it in its light, I couldn't kneel in its altar All I wanted was to tear it right down to the ground But I'm feeling alright now, yeah, I'm feeling alrightEvery morning when the coffee's on And I rediscover that color in your eyes, in its gold and its bronze And in the moonlight go get the camera, just go With the recitations of the parish poets popping on our scrolls Yeah, well, I was alright but I was dead in the water Could see it's light, I couldn't kneel in its altar All I wanted was a turn right down to the promising Through this fleeting culture And hide away from wolves and the vultures All they wanted was to tear me right down to the ground Oh, I'm feeling alright, I am now, yeah, I'm feeling alrightIn the recitations of the parish poets In the buildings, in the burrows, in the locked boats I will find my means to an end With an open heart in hold and a closed hand, full of friendsIn the recitations of the parish poets In the buildings, in the burrows, in the lochte boats I will find my means to an end With an open heart in hold and a closed hand, full of friends In the recitations of the parish poets In the buildings, in the burrows, in the locked boats I will find my means to an end With an open heart in hold and a closed hand, full of friendsIn the recitations of the parish poets In the buildings, in the burrows, in the locked boats I will find my means to an end With an open heart in hold and a closed hand, full of friends Song Discussions is protected by U.S. Patent 9401941. Other patents pending.